cancer
US
UK cancer n: (disease)
SC 癌症
Lee was diagnosed with cancer when he was only twenty-one.
李才二十一岁就被诊断为癌症。
cancer n: figurative (growing bad thing) (比喻)
SC 弊端,恶习，毒瘤 bì duān ,è xí
The cult's ideology and violent rituals are a cancer in the community.
邪教的意识形态和暴力仪式是社会的一种毒瘤。
Cancer n: (zodiac sign: Crab) (占星术)
SC 巨蟹宫
Cancer n: (person born under Cancer)
SC 巨蟹座的人
Sean's birthday is in mid-July, so he's a Cancer.
Cancer n: (constellation: Crab) (星座)
SC 巨蟹座 jù xiè zuò
Cancer is visible in the night sky this time of year.
anticancer, anti-cancer adj: (that combats cancer)
SC 抗癌的 kàng ái de
bowel cancer n: (disease of intestines)
SC 肠癌
Poor Fred has been diagnosed with bowel cancer.
breast cancer n: (tumour in the breast)
SC 乳腺癌 rǔ xiàn ái
Women of any age can develop breast cancer.
cancer cell n: (cell: grows unchecked)
SC 癌细胞 ái xì bāo
The cancer hadn't metastasized; they found no cancer cells in the lymph nodes.
cancer treatment n: (medical care for cancer)
SC 癌症治疗 ái zhèng zhì liáo
TC 癌症治療
TC 癌症治療
Radiation and chemotheraphy are the usual treatments for cancer.
cancer ward n: (hospital section)
SC 癌症病房 ái zhèng bìng fáng
There isn't a cancer ward anymore because patients are either in private or semi-private rooms.
cancer-causing adj: (inducing formation of cancer cells)
SC 致癌的 zhì ái de
cervical cancer n: (malignant disease of the cervix)
SC 宫颈癌
She has just been diagnosed with cervical cancer.
colon cancer n: (tumour in intestine)
SC 结肠癌
A low fiber diet can lead to colon cancer.
get cancer v expr: informal (contract a malignant tumour)
SC 得癌症，患癌症
When Priscilla got cancer, she had to undergo 12 chemotherapy sessions.
lung cancer n: (malignant disease affecting the lungs)
SC 肺癌 fèi ái
You don't have to be a smoker to get lung cancer.
skin cancer n: (melanoma: malignant tumour)
SC 皮肤癌